Mother of Two Faces Hayes Again
Mollie Coogan of Malden was arraigned before United States Commissioner Hayes on a liquor possession charge. She was released on personal recognizance pending a hearing on Sept. 20. Previously she had claimed her two children would accompany her after a June conviction for manufacturing liquor and a $900 fine. The Coogan children were spared jail.
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Mollie Coogan
Avenue Place
Malden
United States
Hayes
United States District Court
Coogan
Beifg
Friend pays late fining to free family member
A last minute appearance by a family friend brings sufficient funds to cover the fine, securing release. The act highlights community aid in a moment of legal consequence and relief for those involved.
Mayor Curley Orders Two Miles of Pipe for No End
Mayor Curley sent a $100,000 appropriation to the City Council to install two miles of pipe in the North End to complete the high pressure water system. He noted that with approval, nearly all but nine miles of piping originally drafted will be provided.
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Curley
Three Tons of Coal Stolen from Dorchester Cellar
Harry A. Bruen of Dorchester found his summer home in Hull broken into after a cellar window was forced. Investigators traced the theft to three tons of coal removed from the Bruen yard, with a nearby house blocking a wagon and a two foot fence gap used to haul away the fuel. Other valuables in the cellar remained untouched.
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Harry A. Bruen
Sargent Street
Dorchester
Hull
Bruen
Boston
Pennsylvania to Convene Fuel Conference on Anthracite Prices
B Ainey chairman of the Pennsylvania Fuel Commission plans a conference of fuel administrators from the North and Lake States with anthracite operators and Pennsylvania and federal officials in Philadelphia to set a fair hard coal price. Arrangements are pending as Pennsylvania authorities lead the effort. A representative of the President's fuel committee will attend.
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B.ainey
Pennsylvania Fuel Commission
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
House approves conference report on soldiers' bonus bill
Without a record vote the House approved today the conference report on the soldiers' bonus bill. The measure now goes to the Senate for final action and then to President Harding. An effort to send the bill back to conference for a land reclamation option failed.
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Washington
House
Senate
Harding
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Jacqueline
Montreal
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Lil Fe
Filene
Youthful Clothes
Bill
Spencer
Worcester
Worcester Products Company
U. S
Elihu Stone
New York
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